Hurricane Season Is About To Significantly Ramp Up… New tropical wave to watch! Latest on Debby!
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Published 2024-08-08
2:08 / Debby current conditions
5:15 / Current alerts for Friday for Debby
7:16 / Widespread rain & storms tonight into Friday night for Mid Atlantic & Northeast
9:25 / Tornado risk breakdown for tonight into Friday
15:15 / Additional impacts from Debby
18:05 / New tropical wave to watch
21:26 / Model breakdown on Tropical Wave
30:06 / Environment background for wave
33:28 / Personal message
Hey! thanks for watching! My name is Mitch and I live in Central South Carolina. I started off mainly talking about weather specifically for South Carolina but have now expanded to the entire US. I am not a Meteorologist, I am just a guy that is passionate about weather, and that loves sharing what I know with others! I also love chasing extreme weather. I have a playlist on my channel with numerous chase videos.
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All Comments (21)
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charlotte resident here! that band this morning was HECTIC! flash flood warnings from about 8am til 8pm. so many outages around the city, but not a lot within the city. i hope everyone stayed safe and stays safe ❤
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Mitch take a break you've got a minimum of 10 days to track this tropical wave. Spend some time with the family. We appreciate the information yet there's plenty of time. Enjoy yourself and when it looks like an impact will effect the South East US. We will all be tuning in. God bless you and thanks for what you do!
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Great job covering this, Mitch. My family and I appreciate your hard work and accuracy!❤
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I am really enjoying watching you every morning and evening. Even though I live in MA, I usually watch your whole forecast. You teach me so much and love the family feel of your channel.. You’ve got another loyal subscriber here. Thanks for all you do, Mitch 😊. God Bless you and yours.
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I don't know this for fact, but heard that "likes" that occur later in the video hit the algorithm better and help the creator more. In not sure, but just food for thought. Comments also help more than likes.
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Me and my husband have learned so much from you over the years, you and Ryan hall. We can read radars now and we are teaching our kids and our friends. We appreciate your content very much!
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Thanx Mitch for all of your info. Tired of Debby and don't want Ernesto. He not welcome here in NC😊
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Great video Mitch!
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🙏❤️ From South Central Texas. I have been praying for y'all and will continue till this storm system is gone. My heart goes out to the families that have lost loved ones. God bless you Mitch for keeping us updated.
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Great job Mitch
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Good evening to Mitch and all. !!!
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Thank you soo much for your informative videos, that was awesome!!! 👍
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Thank you Mitch 😅
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😮hello 👋 thank you for the tropical update ☺️🎉
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Bladen Fayetteville resident here many trees downed and a lot of flooded swamp rivers and roads. Not to mention the tornados where I have family in Nash and Sampson My heart goes out to the 16 yo s family who lost their son today in one of those tornado
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Brooklyn, NY here thank you for your dedication!
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Nature' so beautiful and lovely' can innocently take anyone of us .! Let's pray for each other to be safe.
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45 minutes well spent. Lovely calm, very informative. Many thanks.
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Mitch, the early forecast was a more than active hurricane season. Being optimistic, I thought “oh sure”. It looks like its going to pan out. We just started getting heavy rain and thunder and lightening in Charleston. I thought we had missed the storm until the surprise tonight!
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As a native Charlestonian it's better to be overly safe than sorry
